Business & Finance

Kite Sacco was registered in 1977 under the Co-operative Society Act, Cap 490 laws of Kenya, to provide its members with an avenue for savings and thus create a pool of funds that would consequently provide loans with affordable interest rates to ensure their economic growth. Membership is open to all Kenyan citizens wishing to […]

Kingdom Sacco is a community- based Sacco founded and operated on Biblical values. It was started by the Life Reformation Church in 1999 with the aim of improving the livelihoods of its members. It was consequently registered in 2000 as a deposit taking Sacco. Sacco membership is drawn from different parts of Kenya as well

Mafanikio Sacco was established in 1976 by teachers under Teachers Service Commission. It has now opened its doors to accommodate private schools, self help groups and members of the public. The core business for its formation was mobilization of savings and issuing of loans. The vision of the Sacco provides empowerment through the provision of

Magadi Sacco began its operations in 1977 following its registration with the objective of providing a mechanism for the then Magadi soda employees to save and borrow at low costs in order to meet their socio-economic needs. The Sacco membership has grown form 50 members in 1977 to over 7 000 in 2019. Magadi Sacco

Lainisha Sacco was formerly known as Mwea Rice Farmers Sacco and was registered on 21st January 1993. It was initially the banking section of Mwea Rice Growers Cooperative Society until the early 90s when the amalgamation separated into two; Mwea Rice Growers Multipurpose with production and marketing as its core business and Mwea Rice Farmers

K-Unity Sacco was formerly known as Kiambu Unity Finance cooperative union Ltd and was established under the ministry of co-operatives and marketing. It was established in 1974 as a result of the amalgamation of the then Limuru Marketing Co-operative Union and Kiambu Dairy Marketing Union to act as a means of facilitating savings and credit

Kencream Sacco is a licensed deposit taking Sacco formed to promote thrift among its members by affording them an opportunity to accumulate savings and thus create a source of funds from which loans can be made to them exclusively for productive purposes and at reasonable rates. It was registered in August 2002 and currently has

Kenya highlands Sacco is a deposit-taking Sacco the was first registered on 8th August 1991 under the cooperative’s societies act. It was first registered as Belgut Tea Growers Sacco then changed to Kericho Tea Growers Sacco and later rebranded to Kenya Highlands Sacco in 2010 after opening common bonds. Kenya Highlands Sacco Fosa Loans Bonus

Kenya National Police Sacco was registered on 20th November 1972 and was issued with a registration certificate. Kenya Police Sacco began with a membership of 690 but it has since grown to a membership of 63,450 members. It has 12 elected members; 9 form the Board of Directors and 3 the Supervisory Committee. The core

Kimisitu Sacco was formed in March 1985 by a group of employees from ICRAF. The main reason for its formation was to promote thrift among its members by affording them an opportunity for accumulating their savings and consequently create a pool of funds from which loans can be given to them exclusively for productive purposes